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GLCS – do you know a closet that needs opening?

Gay and Lesbian Community Services (GLCS) are offering our award-winning training program ‘Opening Closets’ to workers, employers and policy-makers in the not-for-profit sector. Expert trainer Sandra Norman has many strategies and tips for making your workplace more inclusive of and accessible to clients and employees of diverse sexuality, sex and gender.

The full day training session will take you through recently revised Equal Opportunity legislation, and how to develop policies and practices to cover your responsibilities. You will be challenged to think about how common myths, homophobia and transphobia, or your attitudes impact on your colleagues or clients. Come along and discuss how to promote your service as LGBTIQ friendly, and what that really means.

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This one-off training session will be held on Friday 20 August, 9am-4pm at City West Lotteries House. The cost includes morning and afternoon tea and a number of resources to take back to your workplace: $100 (unfunded NGO), $120 (funded NGO), $150 (corporate/government). To book your place, contact GLCS on 9486 9855 or email admin@glcs.org.au.

GLCS – calling community minded volunteers

It is that time of year again! GLCS are looking for passionate, committed, and skilled community members to join our Board. The GLCS Board are a highly driven team, working with staff to provide high quality service delivery of our peer-based telephone counselling service, advocacy, information and referral, training and consultancy across WA.

The Board meet monthly, supervise staff and manage various projects, including fundraising. We are particularly looking for someone with financial qualifications to fill the position of Treasurer.

If that sounds like you, please contact our Office Administrator, Zoe, on 9486 9855 or admin@glcs.org.au.

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